What team sport requires the most collective intelligence? And

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>"lul, I japed the ref yet again"

either divegrass or hockey

>>77343697
Football
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Hockey

1. my favorite sport
2. my second favorite sport
3. the sport I think it's the one that requires most collective intelligence
POWERGAP
9999. the sport i hate the most

>>77343697
Easily American football. Association football can have one or two guys carry a team. American football this doesn't happen.

>>77350558
>what are one good quarterback and one good wide receiver

>>77350558
>one or two cary a team

Only against a bad or medium team, show me one team that won the CL that had only two great players.

>>77343697
Literally everything you said could be said about hockey but times ten.

>>elements of the team act like a swarm
Might as well just be birds or ants or bees.

>>all the while play doesn't ever stop to reconsider and set up plans
Skating is much faster than jogging. And it requires decisions made in mere tenths of seconds.

>>must defeat the other team structure to create space and opportunities
Very much a part of hockey, so much that in OT they remove players to exploit this, and what do you know, goals are scored much easier.

Except in hockey most of the highlights make it seem like a crazy ebin skill sport. When there is much puckwork and positioning behind the scenes.

>>77343697
Baseball. Victory isn't determined by talent, but by the shaping and utilization of talent.

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There is a reason Gretzky was GOAT. He wasn't big or powerful, but he was a genius. He could see 5 moves ahead. Always knew exactly where to pass and where to be.

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Unfortunately, 95% of all my hockey webms are single-players making things look easy. So I don't have much to support the team/puck movement aspect of the game.

>>77353236
Didn't seem to help the Lions or Colts or Falcons throughout the last 6 years etc etc

>>77353501
I swear my lions are their own worst enemy. Never have I seen a team so utterly destroy themselves with poor discipline/morale. It used to be because they actually sucked. Now they had some talent and they could never seem to coach things together.

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>>77353493
I like dis one

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Hockey actually used to be a lot more like soccer. Until someone discovered that if you skate really, really, fast and throw the puck up the ice you can score goals. And thus the speed game was born.

>>77350438
This